The Carolina Hurricanes are expected to start Antti Raanta in goal against the Arizona Coyotes, with Pyotr Kochetkov returning from concussion protocol as backup. The team is likely to maintain the same lineup of skaters that secured recent victories, with Andrei Svechnikov remaining sidelined due to an upper-body injury. The projected lineup includes forwards Bunting, Aho, Teravainen, and defensive pairings Slavin-Burns and Skjei-Pesce.
Carolina Hurricanes head coach Rod Brind'Amour is hopeful for a consistent lineup as they face the Minnesota Wild, with the only uncertainty surrounding Andrei Svechnikov's availability. Martin Necas made a strong return in their previous game, and Antti Raanta is set to start in net, with Spencer Martin as backup. The projected lineup includes Svechnikov, Aho, Teravainen, and Necas, while the power play units are also outlined for the game.
Martin Necas returns to the Carolina Hurricanes' lineup after a two-week injury, expected to skate alongside Stefan Noesen and Jack Drury, while Antti Raanta will play his 20th game of the season with rookie Yaniv Perets as the backup goaltender. Carolina added Spencer Martin to the mix, claiming him off waivers from the Columbus Blue Jackets, providing more options and security in the goaltending position. The projected lineup includes changes due to Necas' return, with Brendan Lemieux likely to be the healthy scratch.
The Carolina Hurricanes will have Antti Raanta in goal as they face the Los Angeles Kings, with no changes expected to the team's lineup. Martin Necas will miss his fifth consecutive game due to an upper-body injury, allowing Brendan Lemieux to remain in the lineup. The projected lineup includes Lemieux, Aho, Teravainen, and others, with Raanta and Perets as goaltenders.
The Carolina Hurricanes are expected to start Antti Raanta in goal as they face the Nashville Predators at home, with injuries to Frederik Andersen and Andrei Svechnikov. The team may stick with an 11-7 skater lineup due to other players being nicked up, according to head coach Rod Brind'Amour. The projected lineup includes Noesen-Aho-Jarvis as the top forward line and Raanta in goal, while Pyotr Kochetkov serves as the backup.
The Carolina Hurricanes suffered a narrow 4-3 loss to the Vancouver Canucks, with missed defensive assignments being a key factor in their defeat. Despite a strong performance from goaltender Antti Raanta and a late comeback attempt, the Hurricanes were unable to overcome the two-goal deficit caused by defensive lapses. Frustration was evident among the players, who emphasized the need for improvement and a collective effort moving forward. The Hurricanes will now travel to Ottawa for their next game against the Senators.
The Carolina Hurricanes are expected to start Antti Raanta in goal against the Winnipeg Jets, giving Pyotr Kochetkov a break after four consecutive starts. Raanta will be looking for a bounce-back performance after allowing eight goals in his last start. The Hurricanes' lineup of skaters remains unchanged after a strong showing in their previous game.
Antti Raanta is expected to start in goal for the Carolina Hurricanes against the Tampa Bay Lightning despite leaving his last game early. Raanta's issue is said to be not serious, and he boasts an impressive record on home ice. The team's lineup remains unchanged, with Brendan Lemieux and Tony DeAngelo as healthy scratches. Frederik Andersen is still out due to a blood clotting issue.
Antti Raanta is expected to start in goal for the Carolina Hurricanes against the Edmonton Oilers, while Jalen Chatfield returns to the lineup. Tony DeAngelo will be a healthy scratch, leading to Jaccob Slavin taking over as the power play quarterback. The projected lineup for the Hurricanes includes Teravainen, Aho, and Jarvis on the first line, and Slavin and Burns on defense.
Antti Raanta will start in net for the Carolina Hurricanes against the Pittsburgh Penguins, aiming to continue his strong performance at home. The Hurricanes have made some changes to their forward lines, reuniting Sebastian Aho and Teuvo Teravainen, as well as the effective trio of Jordan Martinook, Jordan Staal, and Jesper Fast. Newcomer Michael Bunting has had success against the Penguins in the past. On defense, the Hurricanes are still searching for the right combinations, but hope to solidify their lineup as they go along.
The Carolina Hurricanes may have all their skaters healthy and available for their game against the Florida Panthers, with Brett Pesce potentially returning from a lower-body injury. If Pesce plays, Tony DeAngelo may be benched, and Dmitry Orlov would take over on the first power play unit. Antti Raanta is expected to start in goal for the Hurricanes.
The Carolina Hurricanes' goaltending situation has taken a hit with Frederik Andersen being sidelined indefinitely due to blood clotting. As a result, the team has signed veteran netminder Jaroslav Halak to a professional tryout (PTO) to provide insurance. Antti Raanta will likely take over as the starting goalie, with Pyotr Kochetkov also available as a backup. Halak, who has played 17 NHL seasons, is excited for the opportunity and hopes to reach 300 career wins and win a Stanley Cup.
Antti Raanta is expected to start in net for the Carolina Hurricanes tonight against the Seattle Kraken after earning a win in relief on Tuesday. Frederik Andersen, who was pulled from the previous game due to a shot to the mask, participated in practice and may not have a serious injury. Sebastian Aho, who missed the last game due to an upper-body injury, skated in a limited role and his status for tonight's game remains uncertain. The projected lineup for the Hurricanes includes Raanta in goal and Aho potentially playing alongside Jack Drury and Brendan Lemieux.
Antti Raanta is expected to make his season debut as the Carolina Hurricanes' goaltender against the Anaheim Ducks, while the team's lineup remains uncertain with a game-time decision on the number of forwards and defensemen. Brendan Lemieux and Jalen Chatfield may not play, and the projected lineup includes players like Bunting, Aho, Jarvis, Teravainen, Kotkaniemi, and Necas.
The Carolina Hurricanes have re-signed goaltenders Frederik Andersen and Antti Raanta, solidifying their depth in net. Andersen, who has been the Hurricanes' starter since 2021, signed a two-year deal worth $3.4 million per season. Raanta, the projected backup, inked a one-year deal worth $1.5 million. Despite some inconsistencies, Andersen's imposing presence and ability to stop pucks at a high rate make him a strong candidate to be Carolina's No. 1 goalie. Raanta, who had an impressive season, wasn't expected to receive a lucrative deal due to his age and the team's early exit from the playoffs.
